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Rights to Speedy Trial and Speedy Disposition of Cases

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  1. What must a court do with the causes of delay when dismissing for inordinate delay under the reiterated framework?
  2. A delay claim counts two years of stipulated pre-complaint fact-finding as if they were all post-complaint preliminary-…
  3. After the burden shifts, the prosecution offers only the phrase many documents without identifying evidence volume, com…
  4. An accused participated in lengthy litigation, requested numerous postponements and first asserted delay only after an …
  5. In a multi-stage investigation, the record separates pre-complaint fact-finding, post-complaint periods beyond governin…
  6. Explain why pre-complaint fact-finding and post-complaint preliminary investigation should not be indiscriminately trea…
  7. Once the burden shifts to the prosecution to justify delay beyond the governing period, identify the matters the reiter…
  8. Explain why Sarigumba’s no-follow-up reasoning should not be quoted as if it made invocation timing and respondent-caus…